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Identification & Functionality
- Ingredient Name
- Ingredient Origin
- Ingredients
- Cocoa Bean
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Labeling Claims
- Key Attributes
- Energy, endurance & stamina
- Mental acuity & concentration
- Mood & outlook
- Cravings & satisfaction
- Healthy circulation
- Product Highlights
The health benefits of chocolate come from a variety of constituents, all of which are retained in Chocamine®:
- theobromine (standardized)
- amino acids
- nutritious minerals
- biogenic amines
- anandamides
- polyphenols.
Theobromine, the energizing compound found naturally in cocoa, offers a nourishing energy boost that is more sustained than the crash-and-burn energy from caffeine. Both caffeine and theobromine are xanthine alkaloids, but the similarities end there.
- Theobromine has a milder stimulant effect, resulting in jitter-free energy.
- Theobromine has a longer half-life in the body, thereby providing longer-lasting. energy
- Theobromine has been shown to have less of an effect on sleep than caffeine.
- Theobromine is less addictive than caffeine, due to differences in adenosine receptor activity.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Food & Nutrition Applications
- Recommended Uses & Known Applications
Chocamine® was formulated for use in a variety of applications—from beverages, bars and confections to dietary supplements and powdered drinks. The primary markets for Chocamine® include:
- Energy & Endurance
- Sports Nutrition
- Cognitive Formulas
- Wellness & Anti-Aging
- Weight Management
- Heart Health
Technical Details & Test Data
- Clinical Studies
Results of Clinical Studies with Chocamine® for Improved Focus, Concentration and Short-Term Memory
Preliminary clinical study – 2005
Participants: 3 healthy adults
Assessment Tool: Audio-Visual Multi-processing Test (AVMT)
Dosage: 1000 mg Chocamine®
Results: The data from the AVMT studies show that consuming Chocamine® resulted in improved ability to react quickly to alternating auditory and visual commands and improved ability to ignore interfering auditory commands while remaining focused on a visual task.
Chocamine Studies Chart
Clinical study – 2009
Participants: 40 healthy volunteers
Assessment Tool: IMPACT™ Cognitive Assessment − a prominent neurocognitive research tool used by scientists in the field of neuropsychology, particularly to measure the impact of odor, flavor and the stimulation of other chemical senses.
Dosage: 1000 mg Chocamine®
Results:- Significant improvement in test assessing short-term memory and visual-motor response speed
- Up to 39% improvement after Chocamine® consumption
- Up to 49% improvement after Chocamine® Plus consumption (with added caffeine)
- Positive trends in tests assessing reaction time and impulse control/response inhibition